550+ Unique Polish Cat Names For Your Furbaby

Are you ready for the meowst adorable Polish cat names? I hope you are!

I know that it’s a real struggle to decide what you’ll call your feline friend once you get one. But it’ll be to be the sweetest moment when you settle on the perfect name. I’m here to help you find it!

There are over 50 million Polish speakers all over the world, and their mother tongue is something very interesting. It belongs to the Slavic group of languages and it’s influenced by Latin and Romance languages.

Because of that, you’ll see a lot of consonants next to each other, which may be a bit weird at first. But don’t worry, you’ll get used to it with time. There are certain rules on how you should pronounce words in Polish, so you can check that before you decide to give your feline one of these names.

So, in this article, you’ll find a lot of alluring Polish cat names, some of them with a really beautiful meaning. Are you ready to go on this adventure? Buckle up!

Male Polish cat names with meanings

How would you like it if your cat’s name was Alohilani which means “bright sky”? Maybe Antek would suit you male meower better because he’s “priceless.” Or would you rather choose Eryk, because your feline will be “a ruler for eternity” (of your heart, of course)?

There are a lot of stunning Polish cat names that you can use if you want to stay away from those mainstream ones. Here’s a list of those, along with their meanings, and I hope you’ll be able to find something that suits your kitto.

1. Aiko – This means “little love” and “beloved,” and is absolutely purrfect.

2. Albus – Originally from Latin origins, meaning “white.” If you have a little snowball, this is a pawesome name for him.

3. Artek / Arek – A name like this is a great fit for that old mister you’ve just adopted because it means “stone,” or “mountain of strength.” He went through a lot and nothing destroyed him, right?

4. Basile / Bazyli – For the new king of your heart, meaning “kingly” or “royal.”

5. Bendek – An ideal name to express how “blessed” you are to have such a pet.

6. Binak – If he’s the apple of your eye, this is an excellent Polish cat name for him. It means “eye” or “vision.”

7. Birger – Is your new cat your savior in times when anxiety hits? This is the name that’ll suit him because it means “to save,” “to protect,” or “to help.”

8. Bogdi – This short Polish cat name means “God-given.” Isn’t your furbaby exactly that?

9. Bogumil – “Dear to God” – so if your feline is a little angel, this name couldn’t be more perfect.

10. Hainrich – If your furbaby is actually the “homeowner” and you have to play by his rules, this name definitely suits him.

11. Jan – Your cat is definitely a “gift from God” so why not let him know by giving him this name?

12. Ludwik – It means “brave one.” Is that how you’d describe your feline?

13. Patryk – If your majestic cat has a “noble heart,” try this name out for size!

14. Tanek – You think that your little ball of fur has more than nine lives? Then, this is the name for him – it means “immortal.”

Cute male names for your feline

Of course, it’s pawesome when your cat’s name has a meaning, but there are times when you want it to be just cute. There’s no reason to overthink it and spend hours choosing the name if there’s one that simply has a pleasing ring to it once you pronounce it.

Here’s a list of those kinds of names with no specific meaning per se, but an interesting sound. Have fun searching for the right one!

1. Abu

2. Acai

3. Adrean

4. Aktor

5. Almond

6. Alvin

7. Amber

8. Angelo

9. Angus

10. Arczi

11. Ariusz

12. Arlo

13. Astro

14. Atom

15. Betzalel

16. Boni

17. Casimir

18. Chilli

19. Choco / Coco

20. Chopin

21. Cudak

22. Dante

23. Dobry

24. Draco

25. Elektron

26. Elf

27. Elmo

28. Enzo

29. Eustachy

30. Ezra

31. Fadi

32. Faraon

33. Feliks

34. Filch

35. Filemon

36. Genek

37. Geniusz

38. Gio

39. Groot

40. Ias

41. Idzi

42. Ikar

43. Indygo

44. Jasiek

45. Kacper

46. Kadyd

47. Klaun

48. Kotek

49. Krypton

50. Kuba

51. Kuki

52. Leszke

53. Leks

54. Lilo

55. Luci

56. Luks

57. Lumi

58. Macho

59. Monte

60. Nosek

61. Nugat

62. Olek

63. Onasys

64. Orion

65. Pan

66. Pan Kot

67. Pando

68. Pawl

69. Polak

70. Pongo

71. Rudy

72. Rydz / Rydzyk

73. Śnieżek

74. Świat

75. Szef

76. Szeryf

77. Turbo

78. Tygrys

79. Tymon

80. Wafel

81. Wamp

82. Żako

83. Zipo

84. Zizi

More male Polish cat names that you may like

In this part, you can find more Polish cat names that may be appealing to you. They are ordered alphabetically so it will be easy for you to add to your shortlist.

1. Admirał

2. Agat / Agaton

3. Agnat

4. Ambasador

5. Ambroży

6. Ancymon

7. Anioł

8. Anubis

9. Aragog

10. Aster

11. Atol

12. Aurek

13. Borat

14. Brada

15. Cezary

16. Chestibor

17. Czeslaw

18. Darker

19. Devil

20. Edek

21. Egon

22. Endymion

23. Eskel

24. Eugeniusz

25. Ezechiel

26. Ezio

27. Faust

28. Felek

29. Felicjan

30. Felton

31. Fil

32. Filon

33. Filozof

34. Finch

35. Fiodor

36. Flipper

37. Ford

38. Franciszek

39. Freud

40. Fryderyk

41. Fulko

42. Furiat

43. Gacek

44. Gael

45. Generał

46. Gerek

47. Gerwazy

48. Gniewko

49. Gnom

50. Goblin

51. Godot

52. Gondor

53. Gordian

54. Gotham

55. Gotyk

56. Gracjan

57. Griffin

58. Grosik

59. Gwidon

60. Hajduk

61. Hendriks

62. Herbert

63. Herman

64. Honoriusz

65. Hrabia

66. Idiom

67. Ifikles

68. Ignacy

69. Inkub

70. Ino

71. Irek

72. Irytek

73. Iwo

74. Jacek

75. Janek

76. Januarius

77. Jaśniepan

78. Jawor

79. Jericho

80. Jerzy

81. Jin

82. Joachim

83. Jodok

84. Jopek

85. Jowisz

86. Jozue

87. Jung

88. Jurek

89. Kant

90. Katastrofa

91. Kaz

92. Klaus

93. Kłopot

94. Kolumb

95. Konfucusz

96. Kornel

97. Kot

98. Kraul

99. Kreon

100. Król

101. Kupidyn

102. Kuro

103. Kwintus

104. Lado

105. Lago

106. Lampo

107. Lando

108. Lato

109. Lavi

110. Lazor

111. Leczo

112. Lisek

113. Loki

114. Luboslaw

115. Lucek

116. Lucyfer

117. Maicon

118. Maks

119. Maron

120. Maur

121. Miał

122. Misio

123. Mohikanin

124. Nacek

125. Nando

126. Nano

127. Nerwus

128. Nestor

129. Nicto

130. Niewiesz

131. Norek

132. Noks

133. Null

134. Numbo

135. Odie

136. Ogar

137. Okito

138. Okudżawa

139. Orson

140. Osiek

141. Oskar

142. Oso

143. Ozik

144. Pegaz

145. Pepe

146. Pieniążek

147. Pirat

148. Placek

149. Porki

150. Precz

151. Prus

152. Pucek

153. Puks

154. Pyt

155. Rafiki

156. Rant

157. Raudi

158. Remus

159. Reks

160. Riko

161. Rokel

162. Salem

163. Serafin

164. Skaut

165. Slawek

166. Snob

167. Stu

168. Szafir

169. Szarlatan

170. Tajfun

171. Tasak

172. Taszko

173. Tezeusz

174. Tino

175. Tito

176. Toksyk

177. Tolek

178. Tomi

179. Traker

180. Trasko

181. Trent

182. Tudor

183. Tukan

184. Tuluks

185. Tytus

186. Udo

187. Uffy

188. Ufran

189. Ulanek

190. Umo

191. Unitarianin

192. Unzo

193. Urian

194. Uris

195. Uzi

196. Vesper

197. Zazu

198. Żiżek

Female Polish cat names with meaning

Now that we’ve covered male Polish cat names, it’s time to check out names for your purr-ty girl.

If your female feline is a little “peace destroyer,” you can name her Kazimiera, or if she’s a “voyager through life,” start calling her Beatris. Of course, she’s a “pleasant, bright and shining light” in your life, so you may want to bestow on her the name Ola.

The “snow white” beauty you’ve adopted can be called Śnieżka, or that ginger-ish cuteness can be named Morela, meaning “apricot.” So, what will you choose? Here’s the list of beautiful Polish cat names with meanings for your female feline. Have fun!

1. Bianka – If you’re looking for a perfect name for that white fluff that’s peacefully sleeping in your lap, this is the one. This name refers to something “white” and “shining.”

2. Blaithin – This Polish cat name is for a gentle furbaby. If she’s cuddly and she smells perfect, “little flower” or “blossom” is truly apt for her, don’t you think?

3. Bozena – Is that little feline of yours “divine”? Then, this is an absolutely purrfect name for her!

4. Edyth – If you think of your furbaby as “a rare and wonderful gift,” this is the name you’ve been looking for.

5. Ewa – Do you have a lively cat who brings joy whenever she shows up? This one is a great choice because she’s the one “who brings life to everything,” right?

6. Halinka – Have you forgotten you even have a cat because she’s so calm and peaceful? If so, there’s no need to check other names on this list of Polish cat names, because this one means exactly that: “calm” and “peaceful.”

7. Henryka – Who’s the “home ruler”? Your kitty!

8. Maja – If you have a cat as “splendid” as yours, this name will suit her entirely!

9. Mela / Melka – You’re not superstitious and you’ve adopted a black cat? This name is the embodiment of your female cat because it means “darkness” or “black.”

10. Pawlina – This one I find extremely adorable. If your feline is “humble” and a “little one,” don’t think twice before naming her Pawlina.

11. Pola – Would you describe your furbaby as a “strong one”? This is the name for her then.

12. Rasia – If you treat your pets like royalty and she’s the “queen” of the household, Rasia is the name for her.

13. Tekli – Do you already know that your cat will have “eternal fame” in your neighborhood? This is a superb name for her.

14. Teodozia – If you think of your furbaby as “God’s gift” this is definitely a name for her. Or Daiya, which has the same meaning.

15. Zoja – This simple, yet beautiful name means “life.” And I’ll bet it suits your feline!

Adorable names for your female cat

If these names weren’t enough, you can choose something from the list below. There are a lot of adorable names for your female cat, so you’re bound to find something that catches your eye. Of course, they are listed alphabetically for your convenience.

1. Adorjana

2. Aurora

3. Bajka

4. Basia

5. Bella

6. Biała

7. Bryda

8. Buba

9. Bułka

10. Calineczka

11. Chrumcia

12. Chrupka

13. Ciamajda

14. Coca

15. Dafne

16. Dymka

17. Ewelina

18. Fajka

19. Fela

20. Felcia

21. Figa

22. Frotka

23. Fruzia

24. Frytka

25. Fuksja

26. Gąbka

27. Ginny

28. Glorja

29. Gosia

30. Hebe

31. Ida

32. Inka

33. Irys

34. Iskra

35. Iza

36. Jagienka

37. Julita

38. Kaja

39. Kaleena/ Kalene

40. Kalinka

41. Kicia

42. Kiti

43. Kitka

44. Kora

45. Kotka

46. Krzsia

47. Kulka

48. Łatka

49. Lawenda

50. Leja

51. Lena

52. Lila/ Lili

53. Lilka

54. Limonka

55. Lola/ Lolita

56. Lucynka

57. Luna

58. Mafia

59. Magnolia

60. Maja

61. Manina

62. Manka

63. Marzena

64. Masia

65. Micia

66. Milka

67. Mimi

68. Minka

69. Misia

70. Mrówka

71. Mucha

72. Myszka

73. Naya

74. Olesia

75. Oliwka

76. Ozella

77. Pandora

78. Pantera

79. Pati

80. Pchełka

81. Pepa

82. Perełka

83. Pieguska

84. Plamka

85. Pola

86. Poli

87. Poziomka

88. Pralinka

89. Ruda

90. Rumba

91. Rysia

92. Sisi

93. Skarpetka

94. Smerfetka

95. Sofia

96. Sonata

97. Sonia

98. Stela

99. Strzałka

100. Susie

101. Sylwia

102. Tamara

103. Tekla

104. Telma

105. Tequila

106. Tola

107. Tulka

108. Ula

109. Valery

110. Wanda

111. Wanilia

112. Wisienka

113. Zakrętka

114. Złośnica

115. Zołza

116. Zizi

More female Polish names that you may like

Okay, okay, I know you want to go check out all the options before finally choosing something, so here’s another list of names for your female furbaby.

1. Ada

2. Afera

3. Aga

4. Agrafka

5. Ala

6. Alaska

7. Alina

8. Alma

9. Altówka

10. Amber

11. Angora

12. Aster

13. Awantura

14. Awaria

15. Azalia

16. Azora

17. Bakalia

18. Bakula

19. Balbina/ Balbinka

20. Baryłka

21. Beczułka

22. Berna

23. Bernardette

24. Bernhardina

25. Beza

26. Blanka

27. Boguslawa

28. Bronislawa

29. Bronya

30. Bryga

31. Brygida

32. Bulba

33. Calaire

34. Casimira

35. Cętka

36. Czesia

37. Daisy

38. Dakota

39. Delfina

40. Diana

41. Doda

42. Dorota

43. Drapka

44. Edytha

45. Eklerka

46. Eliza

47. Elsa

48. Elwira

49. Elzbieta

50. Eryka

51. Esmeralda

52. Europa

53. Fasola/ Fasolka

54. Fiesta

55. Filomena

56. Fiona

57. Florencja

58. Frania

59. Gabi

60. Genowefa

61. Gertruda

62. Gizela

63. Gratka

64. Gryzka

65. Hania

66. Hanna

67. Hedwiga

68. Heksa

69. Hestia

70. Hrabina

71. Iga

72. Irena

73. Jadwiga

74. Jadzia

75. Jaga

76. Jamajka

77. Janka

78. Jaszczurka

79. Jolanka

80. Karmelka

81. Kawa

82. Kenia

83. Kluska

84. Kotlet

85. Krysta

86. Lara

87. Lazania

88. Ludwika

89. Luisa

90. Luvyna

91. Margita

92. Marika/ Marike

93. Marjon

94. Markie

95. Martyna

96. Nikita

97. Nitka

98. Odeta

99. Ofelia

100. Oktawa

101. Pestka

102. Pineska

103. Poila

104. Psota

105. Puma

106. Pusia

107. Pyza

108. Renia

109. Richenza

110. Rita

111. Roksa

112. Roma

113. Rozalia

114. Sabrina

115. Spacja

116. Sprężynka

117. Szekla

118. Sznurówka

119. Terenia

120. Tereska

121. Tomeka

122. Torpeda

123. Truda

124. Zadyma

125. Zośka

126. Zuzi/ Zuzia

127. Zyta

Okay, we’ll stop here (name overload much?!) I hope that you like at least a couple of the above Polish cat names. If you’re still not entirely sure, go through the list one more time, write down those that are truly unusual and apt, and test them out on your feline to see which one sticks.

I’m sure that not only will your purrer’s name be unique, but you’ll definitely get a lot of questions about why you chose it. And, yeah, you’re welcome.